U.S. Treasury says pay will not increase for Ally Financial CEO

WASHINGTON, April 2 The Obama administration is
holding the total compensation unchanged this year for the head
of bailed-out auto lender Ally Financial, the
Treasury Department said on Wednesday.

"The CEO compensation package payable by Ally Financial has
not increased," the Treasury said in a statement, adding that
the overall amount of compensation for the company's chief
executive officer has been unchanged since 2010.
(Reporting by Jason Lange; Editing by James Dalgleish)

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